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Composite bonding cost in London, compared

This page compares what eight London dental practices charge for composite bonding. You can see whether each fee is per tooth and what it includes, where the practice says.

How much does composite bonding cost in London?

The starting fee for composite bonding at these eight London practices is between £390 and £850. Six of the eight practices say whether the fee is per tooth or per unit. We read each figure on the practice's own fee page on 17 September 2026.

PracticeWhat they sellPublished priceWhat the figure includesWhere
Dentistry by The WellnessComposite bonding per tooth, and edge bonding across 8 to 10 teethFrom £850 per tooth, from £6,500 for 8 to 10 teethThe per tooth fee includes matching the colour to your teeth, the bonding and the polishing, in one 60 minute appointment. For edge bonding, you agree the design with your dentist before any bonding starts.Several London clinics, matched to the treatment
76 Harley StreetComposite bondingFrom £680 to £800The page does not state the unit. Composite veneers for front teeth are £1,200 per tooth.76 Harley Street, W1G
Luceo DentalLayered composite bonding over the whole front of the tooth£495 to £650 per tooth, from £250 for a minor chipThe fee depends on which dentist carries out the work, and a full quote follows an in clinic consultation.61 Wimpole Street, W1G
Chelsea Dental ClinicBonding and contouringFrom £550The page does not state the unit or what the fee includes.298 Fulham Road, SW10
Harley Street Dental StudioFront tooth bondingFrom £550 per toothThe page does not say what the fee includes.Harley Street, W1
Marylebone Smile ClinicComposite bondingFrom £495 per toothThe page does not say what the fee includes.66 Harley Street, W1G
Harley Street Dental ClinicComposite bonding and edge bondingFrom £395 per unitEdge bonding is also from £395 per unit, and composite veneers from £590. The page does not say what the fee includes.139 Harley Street, W1G
Wimpole Street Dental ClinicComposite bondingFrom £390 per toothThe page does not say what the fee includes. A composite veneer is listed at £600.38 Queen Anne Street, W1G

We read each practice’s fees on its own website on 17 September 2026. Our own fees come from the Dentistry by The Wellness fee list. The links to every page we read are at the end of this page.

Which London practices charge less for composite bonding?

Wimpole Street Dental Clinic charges from £390 per tooth for composite bonding, and Harley Street Dental Clinic charges from £395 per unit. Our composite bonding costs from £850 per tooth. Harley Street Dental Clinic also charges from £395 per unit for edge bonding, which comes to £3,950 for ten units. Our edge bonding costs from £6,500 for 8 to 10 teeth.

Why might you choose Dentistry by The Wellness for composite bonding?

You might choose Dentistry by The Wellness if you want to agree the design of your bonding before any work starts. The fee says what it includes. At your assessment, you receive a written treatment plan and a fixed fee. Every other practice in this table publishes a lower starting fee. The closest is 76 Harley Street, at £680 to £800.

How do I book composite bonding?

Choose the treatment you want to book. The fees shown are starting fees. You receive your exact fee in writing at your first appointment.

  • Composite edge bonding, 8 to 10 teeth

    From £6,500. One appointment of about three hours.

  • Composite bonding, per tooth

    From £850. About 60 minutes.

What else do people ask?

Most practices on this page charge per tooth. Five of the eight give a fee per tooth, and Harley Street Dental Clinic gives a fee per unit. Chelsea Dental Clinic and 76 Harley Street do not say whether their fee is per tooth. We read these fees on 17 September 2026.

Edge bonding adds tooth coloured composite to the edges of the teeth that show when you smile. At Dentistry by The Wellness, edge bonding for 8 to 10 teeth costs from £6,500. It takes one appointment of about three hours.

Composite bonding does not last as long as porcelain. Demarco and colleagues found a 24.1% failure rate across 1,821 front tooth composite restorations (Dental Materials, 2015). If your bonding chips or wears, your dentist can usually repair it at one appointment.

Composite bonding costs less than porcelain veneers and is done in one visit. A laboratory makes porcelain veneers, so treatment takes two visits. Alenezi and colleagues found that 95.5% of porcelain veneers survived ten years (Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2021). Your dentist can explain which option suits your teeth at your assessment.

Where does each figure come from?

You agree the shape of your bonding with your dentist before any work starts. Your dentist gives you a fixed fee in writing at your assessment.

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